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BackgroundWorker and ProcessorAffinity

Hey everyone,

I am new to .NET Framework programing and I have an important question.
In fact, I need to launch many thread in my application. I assume to use
backgroundWorker which are really easy to use. The plateform where the
application will run is a Bi processor.
I wanted to know if its possible to assign each of my backgroundWorker to
one processor, as it is possible for "normal" thread throw the
Process.ProcessorAffinity property.

To sum up, maybe someone could explain me how my backgroundWorker"ed"
application could use both of my processor?

thanks a lot!
Jun 7 '06 #1
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